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Indian River schools recognized for audits and PBIS; student performances opened the meeting
Summary
The school board opened with student performances, then recognized multiple schools for clean audits and Florida PBIS honors, naming principals, bookkeepers, and PBIS coaches.
The School Board of Indian River County opened its Dec. 1 meeting with student performances and then honored district schools for audit results and PBIS recognitions.
Chief Financial Officer Bruce Green reviewed audit responsibilities and honored schools with limited findings and several schools with no audit findings; he named principals and bookkeepers credited for accurate handling of thousands of transactions. Schools recognized included Felsmere Elementary (zero findings), Pelican Island Classical Magnet, Vero Beach High School (one finding), Indian River Academy (reported as a four-year perfect audit under the superintendent's report), and others cited during the presentation.
Assistant superintendent and the director of student services led a Florida PBIS recognition segment. Students from multiple schools recited schoolwide expectations (for example, Beachland Elementary spelled the acronym WAVES for their expectations), and PBIS coaches and principals were introduced by name.
The superintendent also reported on the Innovate ED kickoff and named district assistant/principal of the year honorees. The recognitions highlighted district staff and student leadership; no formal board action was required for these presentations.
